Belinda and Danna join forces to support Mexico against England

Fher Olvera, vocalist of Maná, prepares for the halftime show of the Mexico vs England match. During rehearsals, the Jalisco native wore two t-shirts: one with the phrase “What if?” —a nod to Mexican hope in the 2026 World Cup— and another with the faces of the Gallagher brothers, leaders of Oasis.

The gesture is not accidental. Days before, Liam Gallagher – a Manchester City fan – had predicted an English rout: “Mexico is going to lose 5 to 0.” Fher responded with a video on social networks:

“Let’s see… don’t stain, get your bearings, wow. 5-0? Calm down. See you there on Sunday, let’s see how it goes.”

The message accumulated more than 791 thousand reactions and unleashed a wave of comments. Liam, known for his controversial nature, tried to calm things down:

“Every time I’ve been to Mexico everyone has been lovely. I don’t understand this negative attitude. Everything is going to be fine.”

With the Oasis shirt on, Olvera built a bridge between rivalries. The Mexican band had already participated in the opening of the 2026 World Cup on June 11, performing “Oye, mi amor.” Now, the halftime show promises to be another chapter in this rock and sports story.

Yulay promotion for Mexico vs England

Content creator Julio César Fuentes, known as Yulay, launched a proposal that is already trending: if the Mexican National Team defeats England in the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup, all the food in his restaurant will be free.

Through a video on social networks, the influencer detailed the dynamic. The promotion will only apply on Monday, July 6, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at your establishment “El Ranchito de Yulay”, located at Avenida Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz 2, Tlanepantla Centro, State of Mexico.

Conditions and reactions

Each table can order up to three dishes to share, not including drinks. The maximum group will be four people, including minors. The offer will only be valid if Mexico wins the match on Sunday at 6:00 p.m. (center of the country) at the Mexico City Stadium.

Yulay, originally from Tenancingo, is known for social support initiatives. Its restaurant offers traditional dishes with an innovative touch: chamorro, mixiotes, bone marrow esquites, green seafood pozole and caramelized chili, as well as desserts such as sweet potato with ice cream.

The proposal generated thousands of positive reactions among fans, who anticipate celebrating a possible triumph for the Tricolor.

40 years after the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, one song continues to resonate in the memories of fans: the ChiquitiBum.

It was born during that World Cup and became one of the most recognized cheerleaders in the country. Its catchy rhythm and its ease of chanting it took it beyond soccer: today it is part of family gatherings, parties and celebrations.

Over time, the ChiquitiBum stopped being just a stadium shout. It became an emblem of Mexican popular culture. Several generations adopted it as a way to celebrate.

A return with new airs

Four decades after its appearance, the porra returns with a new musical interpretation. It maintains its essence, but incorporates contemporary elements to bring it closer to a younger audience.

The commemoration also includes items inspired by the aesthetics of 1986. It is a tribute to one of the most remembered elements of the World Cup held in Mexico.

Regardless of its origin, ChiquitiBum continues to be an expression that reflects the festive atmosphere of that World Cup. And 40 years later, it remains alive in the collective memory of Mexicans.